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Revision as of 22:59, 20 May 2006
In the SCA, uttering the word "Clear!" in a loud, clear voice is a way of warning others that you are bearing live steel. Using the word "clear" is a required safety measure and a courtesy to others, but is not a replacement for common sense.
It is generally not required to call "clear" when drawing your eating knife while sitting at table.
For Australian re-enactment groups such a term is not deemed necessary.
